Amorphophallus hirsutus

Amorphophallus hirsutus, commonly known as the "hairy amorphophallus," is a remarkable species within the Amorphophallus genus. This plant stands out for its striking and distinctive appearance, characterized by a tall, slender stem covered in fine, hair-like structures. The hirsute stem, along with its mottled patterns, gives it a unique and captivating aesthetic.

Like other members of the genus, A. hirsutus produces a large flowers of a plantinflorescence, which emits an unpleasant odor resembling rotting meat to attract pollinators like flies and beetles. Despite its somewhat off-putting smell, Amorphophallus hirsutus is an intriguing botanical specimen.